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• •  Tuesday 31 January 2012
  • Free email guides available from MailChimp
  • How many students justifies an inspection copy?
  • Consumer ‘time of day zones’ for email consumption
  • On The Marketability Grapevine on Facebook
  • Tip of the Week – be risqué to get noticed; just make sure it’s by the right people
• •  Tuesday 17 January 2012
  • Subscribers, fans and followers in the UK – fascinating free report
  • Could you benefit from a one-day consultancy, where you choose the agenda?
  • A new Simon’s Cat book gives me the excuse to share two new cartoons
  • Tip of the Week – how to get journalists to notice your book
• •  Wednesday 4 January 2012
  • Best Copyblogger articles of 2011, a potted summary of online copywriting tips
  • The Swede, the carrot and the wedding ring
  • Reader offer on March Copywriting Workshop
  • Tip of the Week – out of office emails don’t have to be boring
• •  Tuesday 20 December 2011
  • More examples of UK universities setting up campus in Asia
  • Do you need to know about emarketing trends in Asia? Now you can
  • Silent monks sing the Hallelujah Chorus (well it is Christmas)
  • Tip of the Week – CTR is important, but track your bounce rate too
• •  Tuesday 6 December 2011
  • Watch eye-tracking at work as a customer buys from Amazon
  • Tweeting and warm bread, a match made in heaven
  • 2012 brochure now available, and a desk calendar could still be yours too!
  • Tip of the Week – put something you’ve done on your ‘to do’ list
• •  Wednesday 23 November 2011
  • Free tools to measure the impact of your social media marketing
  • Subtle marketing messages are so much more grown up. Here’s one from Amazon (really!)
  • 2012 brochure and calendar now available. Request yours now
  • Tip of the Week – avoid your website copy being branded spam text